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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25
University of Virginia.

Tho Gith session lamn Ort D. iss5, ani win con.
Time min. months, bot students can enter o. any
time. and after January T. lsss, rTlurAnu ~ one
thipl uf ,harfrs. Thorough Instruction ~ tttsr-
Az. scientific aud rrufes-ionni DEPART
ment.. Including tnw. Medicine, Pharmacy,
Engineering All agriculture.
Tuf r~aiAi0sur npplN ~
+, :. O. ANS. chairman ~ Faculty.
70 INN Ilt-iTN uF VA. ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

Don't suffer any louHr hut Use Tanner,
inmllihlc Neuralgia GU the nnly intalhblc
cure on earth idr all iur"s Ut neuralgia aud
n,rou. headache. Rar Um Root Medicine
Co, manufacturer. NasNtillc, Tenn. sold
OF i]Ici.icr. drug stor I Main street. 10
cents Ter hoN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

Miss DE- Ferguson N'o has just returned
from an opcml-o, GU. 10 was splendid
Why didn't YOU go' You don't know
what YOU'VE ld~tl b. rr tius who has
spent the evening soni' here else, feeling
alslmclcdly in his vel Hrkct)- Don't "
Good Iorli- Chiorg 2 IHHc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

The Emma Abbott opera company
closed a weeks successful engagement ut
the thcatcr las, night, and in the "Mika-
do" with Miss Abbott as Yum Yum. The
musical attractions presented during the
week were "Ruy Bias" martha, Car
niyal Of Venice" ''Trovatorc," THE
Good Deyil' and "Nlikado." All these
were finely presented by the company,
which is the best and most complete, in
every respect, on the road. II is u superior
organization OF vocalists, supplemented by
a strong and well trained chorus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25
A GERMAN CHRISTMAS.
HOW THE DAY Is OBSERVED Nv
HOMES ACROSS THE RHINE.

Changes in Modes OF Living During
the Past Twenty-Five Years-In the
Home-At the opera-Feaeting and
Drinking.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

YorNa witcLcharlr, l,ar. I wish YOU
would drnp into Miles drug storr on Your
way hnmo tonight and hiring me q box ~
Longs rcnrl Tooth toaU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

lany disease for which II is recommended,
land a failure in any case Is utterly im-I
lpossibie, Ozwna, Scrofula, syphilis, inR
levory stage, Chronic Rheumatisn, Run-
lining Sores, Ulcers, Swolings. Abscessest
Icaused by Hip Disease, or Carries. ln-
Visible Parasites, all angry skin Dist
leases and unnatural discharges are im,t
lmcdiately controlled by La-cu-pi-a and
la positive cure ~ the incvitablc RESULT
''Forseven years was almost n mass
lof corruption. Deep angry sores hah cat.I
len down TO my backbone, my body and
'iimbs were covered with sores, my lps,l
lnose and throat partially. DESTROYED byl
lthem, given up TO die by the best physi-l
LEANS OF Columbus. weighed but elghiSt
lpounds, reduced 10 the verge ofthe gravel
Thought / was dying. Then took Ia-cu-I
lpl-a, nothing else; took % bottles. All
lmy sores are healed ~ am as well asI
lever In my life and weigh 10 pounds
MRS. MAGGIE HARPER,
l25W. Court ~. Co,unBUs, oHto.I
Sold by Druggists. 81 per bot, q for So
lSeud for "1'ho Ills OF Life sent free,
lDr. x. II. Hartman q Co. Colnmhn.
Tho abnyp Il SDI1 Wholesale aud kIL.il nv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25
snmnnhnI AmLIrnII. NI.lLinr n

Somewhat Ambigu"us Visiting Friend
You have got a pretty house. Lady
lvho has Just movcd m Yes. hut We are
on In CONFUSION. end DO does take such q
long time to get him gttlcd. V. F.
Yes. q long time. ! Yes. but ! hope
ven an he scitlci beiou YOU call agiin.-
Boston tOtritf.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

studl- viii Ictcsumci II 81 Agnes Acadcmy on
uUnlny. the dh nj september II l. d'tlrihic hat
ali who Intend entering shuud do ~ II ~ carly n
date o. I1ssihlo that they may Movie the iub ten
elt a. d. derived irpm each study.
4 gold watch will again h. awarded ~ the Chd ~
the scholastic year a. tn young lady Who having
rtmuipfsst her fourteenth year. tiHli have rNuthcd
100 Observing ~ thr requirements ~ the friFoul
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

Fon pun sas = % wilson dental Office,
ags Alain street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

Charming Kate Castleton, the actress
with the pearlicst teeth, roguish eyes,
buoyant bashfulncss and wicked little
kicks, will be here this week. She will be
doubly welcome. 1t is n holiday week,
when every one wants TO laugh and be on
good terms with themselves. She would
accomplish this any way, no matter II it
was Black Friday. The most morose could
not resist her inimitable artlcssness-art-
lcssncss loaded with suggestivcness which
carries its own apology by the bashful, in
quiring look which succeeds every feat.
"Crazy Patch" will be given here with an
entirely new company which, together
with the new music, will make it practi-
cally a new play, MS it depends for its
humor entirely on the OF the
people engaged. Eddy Foy and Jas. Il.
Kelly, the lunatic and policeman respect
lively. are said 10 get much more Jun ont OF
the parts ihan did their predecessors. The
company is bound to be good, Tor
Kate has never made the unpardon-
able blundcr OF surrounding herself
with an indifferent support, in order TO
slime the moro conspicuously herself.
Her song Excuse Me, I'll Tell You No
More" is said to have become q rcmarka-
BILE success. II gives her many opportu-
mites to display that naughty satire OF
which she is the one and only exponent.
The engagement will commence with u
matinee on tomorrow Monday, the day
on which Christmas will be legally OBJ
sprypl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25
IiDUCATIONtI

The above is sold. Wholesale and Retail, by II.
J, HESTER. the Druggist, at Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25
"A.

Rigid tests Of comnarison|
instituted between La-ou-
pi-a and other blood reIue-
that
u stands without "a peer.
We claim for La-cu-pi-aI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

Agnes Proctor begins II starring tour
Christmas day in q play called Loves Re-
venge."
Jennie Williams has written a new com
II. L.. it'll .nuI- s.l- lIg -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

to-day under one Dag the cheering wss|
IOuder and mOre spontaneous by far
even than ihat which greeted the incl
dent Of the l.g. No man could have
lnoked upom that AssembIsge md heard
their shouts and eniertsined the least
idea that those people nrp dislOyal 10 the
union. The Gag was moi turn IN pisces
by men eager 70 preserve relics Of the
emblem which J~Gsrson Davis had kiss-
ed. - che republican press charge. u
Was quietly horne away. and NOT .
shred vas taken from II except that by
Mrs.. Dsvis
Il walked smone The ihcusands ~ ex-
onieterates n Macon and talked with
hu nd,eds. and declare with Ill sincert-
~ and truthfuinesss that | did NOT see
or hear single thing which indicated
IAN anssgomissism OF the union. re-
|men,ber that alter II was all over. was
talking with = party Of men who had
fought for the union, and happened. Ike
II. 70 be In Macon on business. and some
lone remarked that he wondered u any
would be made by the Repuhli-
|can press to mtsrepsesent the occs.ton,
land We agreed hat those who SEEK 10
lUinkS INV VrVRtr " Oturs s~ssS''-
lnrve that those ex-c0Otederates had act.
I'D - enemies 10 the union rnd given
went to disioyal sentiments. wonId bs
Inothing short Of . gross iniu-st'es aud
THAT no man would have the d~prsved
10 attempt 10 do - unless
Ihe was = sensational newspaper corres'
|p0ndent. A. men we teIt We would oe
Irecreant 20 our sense and consciences u
Ne failed to recognise the loyalty among
those veteran soldiers, now our pesce'
lfui fellow -cisixens I see that the pres.
lei the north has done great wrong.
know the injnstirr of 'hr rharees. and
lseei II my duty 10 n, what ! know y
y ould hp = hase ires~siiude 10 the Pro
lpie snn.sv whom i've u did nut raise
In, voic. 80 protest against this nsisrep
lrerpn,nti0m. One little circumstances H.
lussrat~s The temper Of the people.
lhnve occasion a. spend . good deal o
|,ime 1t The depot looking after freight
snd frequently ssopped 20 look - ~
Igasty decorated car which hsd brougs'
Mr.. Davis from Missirsippi Thes'
were nsany nssa on u. tut every on
4 was The 6sg VI our nation.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

D,suepsia q dreadful. Disordered
liver Il misery. 1udigessi0u is : ioe 70
The human disestive apparatus . one
81 The mosi complicated and wonderful
thines IN existence. Il - easily put ON
of order.
0rsasv ford. tough food, sloppy sDod,
ha,l cookery, mental worry, late hours,
irrrcuIsr hsbiis, and many other thing.
which !. i ought not 10 b.. have made ths
4 mericam pe0ple nation Of dyspepiics
Bus Oreems August Flower has dOne
: wonderful work In reforming this go
lbusiuess and making the American pec'
Iple 20 healthy shst they can ENJOY 'nss'
meals and BE- happy. ..-
Remember, No happiueas withou
health. But Green's August Flowei
nrInrs health and happimess 70 ne dys
nspsic. AL your dsusgiet sor : bossIe
seventy .0vs cents. April SS-y-s' q y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

4. Pronounce the sbnve words, carr.
fully indicating shr primary accent on
the proper ~ isshIe.
II. Prmounce the words again. being
careful ~ givp shs vowSls their correct
rs,umd. ard indicate such BY the proper
eign.
III. Pronounce the words sEain. this
time denoiing the correct coneUnanS
sounds; such as n aspirste and III sott
the sspirate sound Of :, and the sound
Of .; when = has the sound e.; and
when The sound Of ks; also other con-
sonans rounds.
w. Amer you have complpsed your
work cnmpare Il with W~bsser. Worces-
ter. or Nuissii. and mark how many Or.
rors you have made.
". When reading or stndyiMg. mark
down every word YOU meet IN which
you are moi quite sure OF the correct pro-
nunctsti0n ~ yoUr leisure look up these
words aud imprers them upon you'
memory. u u . qualification 10 know
you arr . corrrcs rpadrr, and II is ex'
embarrassing 10 read aloud e
|nn,ume when you are not sure Of YOU
i vi. Teachers should have ~ leas
lone prunouncing exrvrise each week
The splrction Of words should be 'hos'
most frequently met with. not jsw
breaking words nos scienti0c terms. bu
Isurh ~ will he needed dHiIy.
| VII Consult only the hest sushorI
tiles on pronunciation. many schoc
l,ooks on ihe subject are complied BY IN
compcsent pers0ma Or are carelessl
printed. and are therefore not reltsbl
authorities for young pupils who hav
sccsas 10 few books.
| viii. Correct pronunciation shoul
form part OF every reading exercise.
lhri or almost every recitation, for o
'escher should permit pupil 70 comml
Ian error Of this kind without kindly an'
promptly calling his attention 70 it-
| 6. IA THoMPsoN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11


WIN yos pleas glvv spses y yuas ~
pr fof so0e mon informative ~ 5u11s1
20 Ongonl Since ! wroto % yoot vals
usble paper, ] have bsDa rscoov1nt -
many lotlsrs - regard . 0ogoos ao1
iss lsndB end climate. We hsvo = 1no
climate nesos hot 10 s0maAea on0 oo0s
er very cold IN winter. Land sol1o mn
o6 10 50 per acru. and : man oon ~
from 81 SOTO - pr day gos H. WGGA
snd can work more dayB uet " , yoat
than 10 any country hsve vvoe 6D1o -,
This 70 lonesome country shosO -
moi many people hsre. like thpeo = q
old Du6ois county. Indiana We bovQ
plenty Of everything to eAl, asd - I'D
our stock. We want good ooo - oom6
to Oregon. We want yoo % oono y
leave I'll yoar meanu0so bshlnd. ood
cose out here end Try b mako OroeoA
Il better co1ntry. W. don't want -
whisky Democrats Or whisky 9spublis
cans 70 comet W want men that Will -
70 Sabbath school and church. Osegoa
70 going 70 b great 6tato. and Wo vast
men with good hearts 70 come hogD. =
rsiss Up people that viii hon0t 0o1b
lawn, and Try 70 ohsS bic command.
We have raissd N abondahco Uses1ios
hay. potatoes. cabbsges. bsetA eotnipoD
etc. ThiS 10 healthy piAce, ahd anyOoo
can make good llvinG 70 he WiIl WughA
and soon have good start in sho Woy q
living. I would say 10 anyone thoe =
wanting b come hesS. como and -
before you ell your land u indiana -
you are { church going man thqs4 ~
cant 70 much here. for them alnt moc4
church here; though come, and ~ Wjll
soon have Eastern poople Oo0ogA y
have church. We he'd very god o4ns
day School here this summof.
4 l would say 10 Ill that aEO wanting y
! Leave old Indiana % Bad n you hsvut
travelled any. and wss never out uf tho
State or Indiana, you shoold think Woll
before you leave your humul loo shoold
remember that Indiana q lhe boDt oeAlo
10 the Union. can't sdviss ahy uao -
cell their homes to come out hofA COm4
! and see Oregon; yOu will tnd 9 - ]
, have tried 10 show 4 10 ycos i = :
rough mountainous country Ioo loots
'er stay hesu ths better / llko llJ ~
when think Or the hice chuPeAoo ~
! schools you hsvs ID Indian I Wool1
, love 70 b there. W. =. ODAnnA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

A. shs taxable property IN Alaska b
considered 10 b worth over = 10000 QUO
while the value Of the mInersI deposits
timber furs and 6sherlss of that region
Il lncslculahIe, q is evident that tn
United 6satses msde : good bafuelv
when \ bought the whols tsrfitsft 81
o7,o00Op.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

The Petersburg Democrat Of last week
abiding 10 the Carter-Lemnson church
Prohibition episode, says Il was reported
IN Petersburg that the SUNDAY schOoi
committee had selected Joe 6tubbIe 6eisi
20 debate With Carter, in reponse 20 his
The Democrat, after giving
The facls q pnbliahed =, the lime. kpenks
OF the commitiee's published answrv
and Carter's reply. and challenge for any
man the committee might select, and
sayss
.flis answer challenged the committee
for I debate With Mr.. Carter. and he
any man from James G
Blaine down. II was reported here AZ
one time that the committee had selsctesi
Hon Jossph Stuhbleiieid 10 dIsru.s the
temperance question with Mr. Carter.
But nothing has come OF this. Some Oi
the committee have stated that Carter J.
afraid 10 meet him, but Carter informed
us thar he u ready for the debate with
any Of them. - any place. and 1T any
sime after Feb 2, 81 o. hia business
cails him South iii alter that time. Bu'
we heard Hon. J"seph Ssubbieneih sss
0n our streets = lew weeks ayo that hs
would di-cuas the su'jrct eth him. and
that he would curry HIM from his head
TO his toes. But the cnmmissee have
made M arrangements 70 have this DE-
bate. aud We do not know that they y NiIi
unless they get little more sand IN
their crsWsn than they nOW appear 70
have. We are convinced that ei'heI
Or the committee ore n
blame. We have bern convinced b.
NJ. Carriers own words that he will de-.
hate the question with any Of them
|.You may tell them," said he. ''that
am ready and anxious t0 meet theiI
|msn. whoever he may be- II seems q
Ius that . temperance community, liks
that with which Ireland pretemds 20 b.
surrounded would be only too anxious
Ito have the temperance question die
lcussed IN their midst. The only ihinS
Unnecessary 10 10 hunt msn ~ d say come
lon, and Mr. Carter will he there IN,
thine after Feb. Z. 08 We asked NJ
Carter II he had written Stu blefeIs
anyihing on The subject by letter o.
lotherwire. mo, sir" said no, II nevs
have seen The man. hsve no arQusim
tance with him aud never wrnte him
letter on any suhject |, Il no differ
ence e. me Who the man L. Any mai
lwiII do ! will discuss the subject viii
ANY gentleman, and II Mr.. ctubbledel'
Iis the man, sll right"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

In printing steel plases are used. on
which 80 ssamps a6e engraved. Two
men are kept II work covering them
with the coIured Inks and passing them
10 msn and Girl. who are equally busy
In printing them with large, rolling hand
presses. Three ~ these little squads are
employed alI the time, although ten
presspa csn he put into Wss In case Ot me-
cessIsy. Aner the email sheets of paper
upon which thr Two hundred ssasnps sre
engraved ere dried enough lhey are sent
into another room and gummed. The
gum used for this purpose is > peculiar
composiiion made of the powder Of po-
satoes and oiher vegetables. mixed with
w.trr which Il better than any Othef me-
terisl. Tor instance. eum-arabic. which
cracks the paper badly. Ths paper y
also of peculiar texture. s0mew hat sim-
liar TO that Of hank notes After having
again been dried. this time On little
|racks which are famed BY stesus- pow
|er Tor about IN hour, they are pul
|in between eheeta of pssteboard End
pressed In hydraulic presses capa.
BILE or apply Ing . weight Of 2,U'e
ions. The next thing 10 70 cut ihs
sheets In halves; each aheet. Q!
lcourse. when cut contains . hundred
stamps They are then passed 90 too
losher squads, Who. In - many opera
ltions prrforate the sheets between ~
lsssmvs. N.xs. they srr prrsssd ones
more. and then packed and Isleles and
istored away ~ another room. prepars'
tory "a being put IN msiI.bsgs Tor die
matching 10 ali orders. u : single siaml
M toru or IL anv wav muiiIated. ths
| = hole sheet oi 100 Il burned. Five hun
ldred thousand are burned every weel
from this cause. For the past 20. year
moi I single aheet has been lost sucl
care has been tsken In counting them
During the progreas Of manufacturing
the sheets ore counted eleven times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

The PhiIsdelphis Telegraph. R~psbli-
can. says: Tbs presi1ent's country wen
know him prvssy we'll By this time. fho
chief maGistrate Of the coumtsy olaodo
On the grpalest height Of I'll The 6eroo
light b Boating IN him III The time tho
eyps or tho people sre always 1xed upon
him; what hs dsss they 80. what Be
says they hear. They have very fairly
taken tho measure 81 him they have moi
found him sn exceedingly brilliant man
mot great po;ilical eeniuss not IN o.
srsordinary Statesmen. but man Of Or
1inary. average ability one who % wise
enough 10 comprehend bic duty and
brave enough TO do its one Who b
|shrewd, common. sensible. honest.
Theve 70 nothing remarkable abous him
his very mediocrity u . recommenda'
|tion, II makes him ssfe man IN . vUsy ,
pIsce. He does not drive The
lc0ach of state along the edge Of the pre-
Icipice, the wheels on The outer leJlge OI
Ithe rock and the body sWas ing over. He
lis 90 conservative that he keeps 20 thl
Inner bank. the wheels - far from tn
| ledge - possible. He had = magni6cenl
|opportunisy 10 win the Irish and New
England vote b. twisting The tail Of thu
Bri'ish lion BY simply executing tht
lprovisions Of the Canadian retaIiaii0E
act in the fisheries sQuabble. tut BIZ
common sense would not permit him t<
jeopsrdiSe great national interests f0i
Ilstils, much lees for personal once. II
might have gathered IL the soldiers' snt
Isailors vote with one hand By sitnlnI
the dependent pension bill, hui bic con
mon sense and integrity would mot 10
him do e There 10 one Of the mos
IbrilIians and dashing Of American states
'|men, whom We al know and halt O
1 wholly love for bis genius and bon
homie, who, had he been President
would have twisted the lions tail tiil d.
royal animal r0ared with pain. or VII
Il would have signed the Pension Bill th
|moment IL reached him. There 10 D,
Questioning this statemsn's brilliancy o
dash or magnetism; but bic prudencg
his common sense. his shrewdness. hi
'lunsslfi shness. arc doubted. Had they no
been in 1854, te would have been Presl
Ident nov because they were. Ar. CIevs
land 10 President nov. II was the viS
Itory OF common sense over brilIIancy. {
'Ironaervaiism over daah and splash;
elvict0ry which insure ssabiliiv. safet!
-|prOsperilys Money" says BsOughsn
sis lfmid.S 30 Il 10; II Il the mont tisnl
IOf 81 things, and lie nrst demand d d
Z .lsound government. adninistsred BY me
y lof shrewd sense. courage, and inte9rit!
: -lGrover Cleveland Is such : man; d
Imsn 10 defeat bic reelection next year
ela Rrpublicau of the same oorts f0r, :
e,oiher shlnga being eqnals the peopis vi
.Iprefor the Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

The state supreme court has decided
that studsnts temporarily domiciled ID
college towns are not voters The WUn.
der 10 that such votes were ever feceiv'
I'd. Or coursa : student occupies the
same position Of any 0ne else. They arg
voters n the college town ID their home
hut If they are only there for the pur'
pore Of attending school and With ths
Intention of leaving when their schooling
u c0n,plsted. though they may remais
there sor monihs or even yesrss they ars
not legal voters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

Joseph D. LAughlin. the RepublIcan
Attorney Of Dsviees and
Martin counties, plead guilty 10 the
Unis~d States Court ct Indianapolis. last
week 10 opening the mail ot William
Woody and approprIating SIS o., and
was 0ned $40 and costs Tne charge Of
forgery Vas nollied Wa Il nollisd b.
cause LaughIIn 10 : Republican
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

The grand jury summoned g Delphi
70 investigate the iynchlne Of Amer
Green and the conduct % The JUDGE and
sheriff ~ not providing extrs guards
for the prIsoncr, reported 70 the court
that they we're unable % ascertain the
names of any man who participated IN
sha lynchine. They also exomersted the
Judge and shefi6.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

The Sun annonnces IN the most em-
phatlc terms tint Mr. Cobb u not can
didase tor Governor That leaves the
track lrscticslly clssr Tor Judge Nib
lark
The feeling Tor Nihisck Il spreading
III over the Ssats. Ne has always bees
the prime ssvoriie IN Southern Indiana
Gu, we notice hIa nomination Il bring
urged b. many Of the mOst Innwentia
Democratic papers in Northern aud Zen
tral Indiana. There is this 10 be ssls
shout his candidacy: II the Republican
politicians we're called upon 10 name N,
Demot ratio candidate Judge Nibsscl
would not b the man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

Washington, Ind hss for s0ms time
pass been suffering from drouth, and the
matter daily seems TO grow more ssflUuss
For months past water hss bern hauled
Tor engines from convenient creeks, but
this supply hss given out end the haul
ing 70 now done from The river. die.
lance or nearly four miles. Wells have
gone dry which never fsiled BEFORE
Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

Bishop Chatard hss appointed Father
9. J. Loesch assistant or Holy Trinity
Catholic church, Evansville, 70 taks
charge q g. Bernardo church end nis'
sIop q Rockport.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

Pustsl clerks On Tho railroads ~ ~
allowed 10 cancel stslnps. Lgeel!s mni;S
"a on he traiDs will b put ~ q tho
next post-o0lce 70 Be csncollud ~ p0oes
master. which will consequently doley
such letters one day. Thts .Utlot Wo0o
into effect eepsembst 1sths ord ~
caused By attempts IL varioue ploooo -
boycott newly appointed Dsmscfstio
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

The Martin County Discount "a Dos
posit Bank, located at Shoalas Inq;S -
% Nov 1sts. Win 9goO
capital stuck. Michael Shihey, ~ t1Sos
|ldent. and James o. Pas6sl. the C1s4!4ls
|6led their bonds II The sum - o10pov
|aach.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

The grand jusy has indicted john lHs
McA dana. John 6swklnss Each T1yIoe
and Anderson Veals. dirscs0s1 % tho
Daviess county fair assOciali0ns yor lees
ting Z portion Of The erOunds during lho
fair last month for Iambllhe ptltpoooo-
ncAdams and Taylor arO chutu1 moons
bers 10 good standing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

n Ahsfdeon. Arb fecently = uumtoe
persons we're invited % . poo640 oorroe
e : hotel. They went an0 cott6on
heartily or the rood ehesrs Il 6oW ~
pears that 0ns Of the p0esulns ~ . -
and the bshqueters srs hunting ~ 10
cook Who hes hed 20 the WCOdos